club
/klʌb/Definitions
1. noun
a private organization or group of people with a shared interest or activity
“She joined a book club to meet new people.”
2. noun
a large, heavy stick or bat used for hitting a ball in sports, especially golf, baseball, or cricket
“The golfer swung his club and hit the ball into the hole.”
3. verb
to hit or strike (something) with a club
“The worker clubbed the loose rocks together to form a solid wall.”
4. verb
to gather together or unite (people) in a group or organization
“The clubbed together to raise funds for the charity.”
5. verb
to strike or hit with force, especially in a rough or violent manner
“The police clubbed the rioters to disperse them.”
6. verb
to gather or collect (something) in a compact or rounded shape
“The sheep clubbed together in a tight ball during the storm.”